vehicle engineering
[/ˈviːɪkəl ˌendʒɪˈnɪrɪŋ/]
noun
engenharia automotiva
1. The branch of engineering concerned with the design, development, production, and improvement of motor vehicles, including automobiles, trucks, and motorcycles
Vehicle engineering encompasses the study of engines, transmissions, suspension systems, and safety features.
A engenharia automotiva abrange o estudo de motores, transmissões, sistemas de suspensão e recursos de segurança.
2. The application of scientific and technical principles to solve practical problems in vehicle design and manufacturing
Modern vehicle engineering focuses on fuel efficiency and reducing emissions.
A engenharia automotiva moderna concentra-se na eficiência de combustível e na redução de emissões.
3. A professional discipline that integrates mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems in automobiles
Vehicle engineering professionals work on autonomous driving systems and electric vehicle technology.
Os profissionais de engenharia automotiva trabalham em sistemas de direção autônoma e tecnologia de veículos elétricos.
Vehicle engineering is a highly respected field in Brazil, particularly in São Paulo, which hosts major automotive manufacturers like Volkswagen, Ford, and Hyundai. The term 'engenharia automotiva' is the standard professional terminology used in Brazilian universities and the automotive industry. In Portugal, 'engenharia automóvel' reflects the European terminology preference. The field has gained significant importance with the global shift toward electric vehicles and autonomous driving technology.
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